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>> no, i don't that she should have apologized britt out of it she had any idea when she was 19 yearswhen, where, and how. no idea. just being woked by the twitter mob. >> greg: when i was a debutante i had no idea. i didn't look up the past racist abuses of the people that may be a debutante. >> the biggest problem was the dress you decided to wear. >> greg: [laughs] speak of the fashion choices you decided, those pictures will hopefully never come out. >> greg: speaking of pictures that never come out, have you ever done anything on instagram? >> on instagram? that's public. >> greg: do we have anything from her instagram we can show? [laughter] what is that? you are letting a dog eat a baby. you are letting a dog eat a baby. ed filled me that! >> this is fake news, he's actually saving the baby. he was alerting us that the baby may need saving for your thoughts what he was doing was doing. >> greg: boy do i have egg on my face. >> he's too cute to counsel. >> greg: is he now say from cancellation? >> she safe because she's a democrat, and if you are a democrat you can give eulogies

laura britt will join us next. you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> okay, we're loving this. both sides of the bay, the a's and the giants in first place, leading their divisions. >> it's been a fun season so far, both playing at home tonight, doesn't happen too often. this starts a crucial and entertaining stretch. let's bring in laura britt. >> thanks, raj and jess. let's look at what to watch this week in the world of bay area sports. the giants are coming off of the road after getting shut out by the nationals 5-0, but they're getting settled in to play ten of their next 12

laura britt joins us now. hi, laura. >> thanks, jess and janelle.et's look at bay area sports this week. we'll start with the giants . a taking 2 out of 3 from the phillies over the weekend, including an 11-2 victory on sunday, they deserve a day off today. they remain atop the nl west and will get back in action tomorrow for a quick series against the animals in anaheim. you can catch all those games on nbc sports bay area. >>> as for the a's, they begin a four-game series against the rangers at globe life field this afternoon, a welcome sight for them for sure after the yankees took 2 out of 3 over the weekend. but the a's have won 9 of their last 12 and were 15 games over .500 heading into today's game. nothing to be ashamed about in that regard. but for sure the most exciting thing you'll want to watch is this upcoming weekend, the bay bridge series between the giants and a's is on friday on nbc sports bay area. both teams boasting some of the best records in baseball and playing some of their best ball. jess and janelle, the hype surrounding th

which is so >> britt according to an axial's pole republicans are ready to rage, brokered 75% of themery small risk and independence to gathering. only 47% of democrats feel the same. they could cower in fear in their ice filled bathtub selling patriotic songs while the rest of us blaze ribeyes on the grill screaming that is a fire. it's not really our nation's birthday until somebody loses their eyebrows and a five alarm meat blaze britt libertarians not answer the phone on this poll they sort of shrugged and said please leave you alone. they went back to sorting their ammo from the reefer. the differential in this poll shows how desperately to trash the two-party system. fearing something just because your political phone doesn't is a horrible way to live life. it's mathematically better to be fat, drunk and >>. not long ago president biden was warning he would have to cancel the fourth because we cannot have nice things. but he had come to his declining senses he and jill will be hosting 1000 essential workers and military families at the white house that is nice for ten bucks says

let's bring in laura britt. >> thanks, raj and janelle. what a weekend at oracle park.y the bay bridge series lived up to all the hype surrounding it. the giants took two out of three over the weekend, including their first walk-off victory of 2021. it came in extra innings and gave them 50 wins on the season, they are the first major league baseball team in 2021 to reach 50 victories. now the giants are in southern california for a two-game-set with the dodgers. you can catch that on nbc sports bay area. the a's did come through with a big victory on sunday. they did not get swept by the giants, which was key for the a's, but they have the day off today. they're getting ready for a six-day home stand against the rangers. nbc sports california, the place to catch a's baseball. and not that anyone's counting, but just in case you are, i've done the math, 76 days is all that remains between now and week one for the 49ers when they face the detroit lions. while the players have been off getting ready for matt maiocco and i have been keeping ourselves entertained recording

inside centre court under a roof, novak djokovic chu was added against a 19-year-old britt who won theirst set and had a stunned crowd on its feet . but djokovic won the next three and that was that. still, the oldest and most procedures tennis event in the world was back. >> i think there is a sign of normality again and we can watch either here or on tv the whole thing. >> the rain clouds did give way and fans were treated today one of the championships. a dozen more to go. brent: you're watching uw news. we'll be back after a short break to take you through the day. but first, some emotional scenes at wimbledon where the crowd gave a standing ovation to think to thank health-care workers. they paid tribute to one of the scientists who created the oxford-astrazeneca vaccine cared -- astrazeneca vaccine cared >> the chairman has invited to the box individuals and representatives of organizations who have contributes so much to the nation's response to the pandemic and have helped make this wimbledon possible. today, they include leaders who have developed the anti-covid vaccines. [app

that happened in the state of michigan britt are you surprised?ldn't be surprised, because it was always the next step. this was never going to end with censorship on social media. build your own twitter. it was never going to end there. if they can control what you write, why can't they control what you say, think, and do? why can't they throw you behind bars if you disagree with them or criticize the policy? they can it turns out. and they will. we've been moving toward this for a long time, not enough people have said anything in response to it. they tower and hope they won't be punched. but they are going to be punished if this continues. a chinese virologist with firsthand knowledge, a woman called dr. lim and young appeared on the show to say something we now know likely han pitch said it came from a lab in wuhan. >> from my first report, as scientific evidence to our audience that this virus actually is not from nature. i work with the top coronavirus virologists in the world. so i can tell you, this was created in a lab. this is owned by c

i got britt moring, a screen actress, to rewrite the ending. our ending is a good ending.tien the crab, i'm okay. >> i love sebastien. he's not the problem, let's just put it that way. >> malcolm gladwell, always a pleasure. >> thank you, fareed. >>> next on "gps," donald trump unleashed his fury at social media companies for banning him from their platforms. it turns out he isn't the only current or foreign leader seething about social media. that story when we come back. mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ >> jess: when you have auto glass damage... schedule safelite's new drop and go service. just drop off your keys and go enjoy your day. we'll send you text updates and let you know when it's ready. schedule drop and go today. for a limited time, >>

. >> reporter: since 2008, britt any spears' father has had remarkable control over several aspects includingoney. he petitioned the court for legal authority because of concerns about her mental health and potential substance abuse an following very public meltdowns. including thing in 20007 where attacked a carve the paparazzi. and some moments captured in a documentary produce this had rear by the new york times and fx titled framing britney spears. >> he saw her fall, about you now looking back at it, we know that there were mental issues here. >> reporter: but nischelle turner says that she is also a story of redemption, that while battling the conservatorship and all her personal issues, she's still one of the top earners in hollywood in recent years. she's even got a humidity -- movement behind her. abou but one attorney says -- >> if they have an underlying condition that doesn't get better over time, a lot of times it involves dementia or significant mental illness that stays with the person. so there is always the risk if you release them they heymay ba slide. >> reporter: but she b

his intelligence he was getting they were cia, but the fellow in charge was britt. he did not know what was going on. obviously, he wasn't giving them, the guards had a lot of yes-men working for them in japan. that's what caused a lot of fiascoes. he wanted to get home and be elected president so he sold his hat and shipped it home early. dad never stop -- dad never talked about stuff like that. i know he saw a lot of things because the refugees were storming down out of north korea. he went up to the border. he was one of the people that had to go up and he saw no chinese. he went clear up and they came back and it had been two days earlier he would not have made it. he would have been killed with everyone that was wiped out at the chosen reservoir. host: again, some compelling stories. guest: i encourage everybody not just to speak to your family and friends who lived through this, but a really great exercise is to say i know my debt was here on these three days at this battle and then go back and read the newspaper for every single one of those days. you get a r

. >> that's right britt look at fuel costs. they are up 56%. look at just oil, meaning heating oil. food. heanybody who owns a small business, anybody who owns a restaurant, look at food costs right now in this country. look at lumber and building supplies. how expensive it is to build anything right now. they are totally destroyed, they are totally shot. products are literally back boarded. you've got 5% inflation -- he mentioned that at the top of the show appeared i could go on, and on, and on. you can't get any kind of return at banks. they are paying you five bits ot your money right now but i could literally go on and on. we have a lot of problems. before we talk about the southern border where you've literally millions of people coming through unchecked. before you talk about crime rising in major cities all. over the place. before you talk about labor shortages. again, small businesses literally have no where to. the guy, his policy decisions and lack of respect that you see around the world -- judge, this guy's policy decisions and policy actions, it's been a disaster for t

they said without mandate the law could not survive for that is what one federal district judge said britt did the supreme court deal with that? >> well, i cannot believe this is almost a decade of fights over this law. the big ruling back in 2012 the initial one that upheld the big case and upheld the law. i cannot please been nine years since i did that. but they are still fighting about it. here's what happens, they did not get to the merits of this case but what they said these plaintiffs the states came forward could not show specific harm. the whole technical idea these plaintiffs do not have a right or way to bring this to court. oh so to me is you know endlessly last fall we are told over and over you by democrats and the democrat senators were questioning then nominee she's going to kill millions of people. she's going to be responsible for healthcare imploding. that's the only reason president trump had nominated her. she was in the seven to leave the lot alone today. is this a good reminder you can't always believe the hype? and unfortunately's confirmations warmly or the the ot

quit the band after backlash from the left after tweeting support for the conservative journalist britt band pay the price anymore, so he quit. >> what a sad state of affairs for anyone in entertainment, you share one tweet about one book you read that exposes what nt 4.0 really is. first of all, you're canceled and then your apologize for what he proves that two wrongs can make a right and he said i don't want to compromise who i am as a freethinking individual. he says i'm basically moderate or liberal but i want to be free and open, what a sad state of affairs he can't even say one thing. >> he didn't get back to us, tried to get him on the show tonight and he didn't respond. if you ever wondered how white house press secretary jen psaki feels about the respect she receives in the white house briefing room, msnbc's nicole wallace was brave enough to ask her. watch. >> such high marks from a vast majority of the people in that room, spar a little bit with the president's detractors but privately, even they give you grudging respect. how do you feel like it's going? >> and i feed you g

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that there is a little bit of american history to britt how about that folks? cary grant, love him. love governor gnome also print and love mount rushmore i am cuddled we will see you two more ♪. kennedy: remember when dr. anthony fauci she was in and followed but left wing media darling whatever thing it said was gospel, hallelujah. and there is no way covid escape from a chinese lab? [laughter] well those days are over. vouchers credibility's basically shot thanks are trolled e-mails from the early density trend i make in one from april 2025 she was warned coronavirus might have been engineered. meeting it was made or enhanced by scientists. but in public he kept saying that likely came from a food market that sold exotic animal may printed on cnn about to try to defend himself still claiming the lab theory is bs on kneeling china over it will only make it harder to solve. right. >> the idea i think is quite far-fetched that the chinese deliberately engineered something they could kill themselves as well as other people? i mean obviously want openness and cooperation. one of the w

>> so britt any can make that decision.eone who has to make that decision to actually file with the court for the conservatorship. again, i'm surprised because in california, it's so hard to get a conservatorship granted. usually the default is a power of attorney or a trust. i'm really surprised the conservatorship -- >> neil: she agreed -- i'm sorry. she agreed in the very beginning, maybe with some reservations but i'm sure she didn't think it would go on as long as it has. do we know anything about that and whether that will come up in this discussion? >> it may. there's enough argument and history to show that she's actually been able to function pretty well the last 13 years and make independent decisions by herself. going on stage, performing. i think there's a lot of argument that she can make on her behalf here to give her that autonomy again. >> neil: all right. thanks very much. moments away from that. moments away from the president of the united states outlining his plan to combat rise in crime in this country.

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does not meet its anti-money laundering standards and binance 's main website outside the perview of britt's financial conduct authority can still be used by the fans to make trades, meanwhile dogecoin is making a big move on yes, you guessed it another tweet from elon musk this time in support of calls to reduce dogecoin' transaction fees, doge moving higher by 4.25% at this hour and with binance getting booted from the uk we do have coinbase up a significant amount here, 9.6% higher for coinbase, as perhaps there are fewer options at least in that part of the country for people to trade. in other elon musk news, tesla speeding past a speed bump in china the ev maker issuing a recall of nearly 300,000 model 3 and model y cars related to the electric vehicle autopilot feature and it's a software fix you don't have to drag the car in but this as elon musk is making a pretty electric friday ing move of his own. charlie gasparino is here on elon musk, the book. charlie? charlie: well, there's been other books on him but this be , if it does happen and it's still an if, liz, it's not guarantee

even though that is a phrase, "special relationship" boris johnson said that he thought made the brittsdent and the ukpm shows the atlantic charter signed by roosevelt and churchill at the start of world war ii and then they signed on to a new atlantic charter with a new emphasis on stopping election interference, stopping cyber attacks and climate change. the world has reached a critical point where it has to act ambitiously to protect bio diversity and sustain nature. our countries are prioritize these issues in all of our international action. and that fixed with biden's roll out of the biden foreign policy doctrine in his first trip overseas just breaks with trump every chance he gets. neil? >> neil: all right. peter doocy in england. thank you. if you look at the media treatment and coverage of joe biden has been enjoying versus donald trump used to get when he would go on foreign trips, it's a little different. i don't think i'm taking a leap to say most european leaders tend to prefer democratic presidents than the republicans one as the treatment of ronald reagan got and george

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gisela who is a child who is hidden in the castle during the holocaust and saved from that knob sees britter memoirs called say by the spirit of latvian was there a spirit and was it carried forward? that's when i discovered it was a women generation after generation who carried on these spirit of lefayette and his wife adrienne. i wanted to bring that story to the page in its fullness and tell the tale of this extraordinary castle in the deepest part of france that served as a beacon of hope in history's darkest hours. so back wow. that is incredible. i am like already intimidated by having to go down the researcher well i'm sure you did. we will get to that next. erika, tell me how you discovered this story. you've written so much about women in literature. one of my favorite books he wrote is in the st. vincent millay. the whys of famous writers, hemingway, fitzgerald, how did you move away from the literary world and discover virginia hall? >> out have to say writing community help to steer me a little. i was going down another famous writer wormhole which i think is a great place to g

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. >> i feel weird talking to the britt about soccer.ell for france, one of the best players in the world at the ready, a decisive penalty kick, the keeper with the save and this after they gave away two goal lead in regulation, france won the world cup in 2018 hoping to win the euros. first team all conference in verona as a keeper. that was the from the world cup story. stuart: i don't know if you watch the game or not. >> i don't. stuart: it was one of the most exciting soccer games i have ever seen and i have seen quite a few. all my producers pouring cold water all over it. one more story for you. ncaa athletes just scored a big win. >> division i council kind of like the big guys voting to support an interim policy that would allow college athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness into federal legislation or new incidentally rules are adopted. in states the pass laws like this, alabama, florida, georgia, athletes could cash in. the ncaa reportedly plans to have temporary compensation measures in place by july 1st, th

and i and others get together you would talk about what it was like living in america and you love brittything is possible. talk about that. >> i grew up in liverpool, the most magical city when the city was rotting away. the coal mines shut down. and this once great port to take products out with an empire like baltimore but without the crab cake upside and the city falling apparent. unemployment. i survived this life lived in black and white by inhaling everything american. the musics, books, the television shows, the mighty chicago bears super bowl winning team and shows a possibility to live a life different where life is lived in color. with joy. and i persuaded myself and never been to america and persuaded myself as an american trapped in an englishman's body and my book is about that journey from being a kid with the statue of liberty on the bedroom wall and the manhattan skyline to actually living here, having an american family and ended up in a courtroom saying the oath of allegiance and becoming an american which is the greatest day of my life. >> can you talk about that mome

thank you victor chairman britt i would like to thank all three of our witnesses further dedicating their lives to securing our nation. secondary austin, nearly along with every witness before this committee, china's china is our facing threat and a global competition and across every arena, the military balance and the power concerns me the most. in 2018 the national defense strategy gave us a blueprint for pushing back on china and the bipartisan nds commission said that three or 5% of real growth is needed to implement that strategy. it looks like we will get that. since then the threats have gotten worse, administration gave us a budgetra that cut spending when we need real growth and they want the military to do more on, change and pandemic response and more mission with fewer resources. we have been asking our military to do too much with too little for too long. president biden's budget cuts would make it even harder. it barely treads water while we face all these threats in this budget cuts or shifts aircraft munitions in war and we have nearly $25 billion of unfunded priorities a

his intelligence he was getting they were cia, but the fellow in charge was britt.not know what was going on. obviously, he wasn't giving them, the guards had a lot of yes-men working for them in japan. that's what caused a lot of fiascoes. he wanted to get home and be elected president so he sold his hat and shipped it home early. dad never stop -- dad never talked about stuff like that. i know he saw a lot of things because the refugees were storming down out of north korea. he went up to the border. he was one of the people that had to go up and he saw no chinese. he went clear up and they came back and it had been two days earlier he would not have made it. he would have been killed with everyone that was wiped out at the chosen reservoir. host: again, some compelling stories. guest: i encourage everybody not just to speak to your family and friends who lived through this, but a really great exercise is to say i know my debt was here on these three days at this battle and then go back and read the newspaper for every single one of those days. you get a real feel

that there is a little bit of american history to britt how about that folks? cary grant, love him. love governor gnome also print and love mount rushmore i am cuddled we will see you two more maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, june 4th. your top stories right now, 6:0. president biden's tax concessionses, the latest round of spending negotiations signal a ray major shift from the white house. new measures taken by the biden administration to expand the blacklist, first put in place by president trump. markets this morning are hovering near the flatline. we are waiting on the big may jobs report this morning, out in about two hours. the dow industrials right now down 25 points, the nasdaq up 8 and a quarter and the s&p 500 higher by one half of a point. the jobs number will dictate market movement, the expectation today, 650,000 jobs added to the economy in the last month with the unemployment rate ticking down to 5.9%. this after all three major indices finished lower yesterday, pressured by big tech and growth st

. >> our next guest throwing his hat in the ring to run against britt laura blanchard.st and accurate elections. i hope the state of alabama will concur that i am the only proven conservative this in this race based on the track record that i have established and that they decide that no brooks is the one that they want to send to the united states senate representing our values in that body. pete: what different united states you from the other republicans. i believe you are endorsed by former president trump. what's the big difference between republicans here? >> there are a number of things different. we are not going to be able to cover them all at this point. let me say this at the starting gate, according to club for growth poll that came out last week mo brooks 59%. candidate number 2 was at 13%. candidate number 3 was at 9%. and the big defining difference between us is i am the only one with a true aproven track record. you can look at how i have conducted myself. can you look at my voting record. it's one thing to have candidates who parrot back to the public